Sopel 2 3 94 2.jpg

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DescriptionSopel 2 3 94 2.jpg	English: Prototype of Sopel, Polish AA SPG on MT-LB chassis Polski: Prototyp samobieżnego działa samobieżnego "Sopel"
Source	Scan from Nowa Technika Wojskowa 2-3/94
Author	Tomasz Szulc
Permission (Reusing this file)	public domain

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